A viral video rekindled the Hindi-Kannada language debate, showing an unknown man urging an auto driver in Bengaluru to speak Hindi. Following backlash, the man posted an apology in Kannada, which ...

The man, dubbed the 'Hindi warrior,' later apologized in Kannada, claiming he didn't intend to offend and regretted his outburst.

The caption read: “Hindi is removed in digital display boards of Kempegowda International airport in Bengaluru. Kannada & English. #Kannadigas are resisting Hindi imposition. This is a really ...

The argument perhaps broke out after the driver told him to speak in the local language, Kannada. This man refused to do so, further asking the driver to learn Hindi instead. But the driver ...

Several posts claimed that the airport had adopted a two-language format, English and Kannada, excluding Hindi, leading to a wave of online debate with users both supporting and opposing the ...

Some users questioned the practicality of omitting Hindi, suggesting that it may inconvenience non-Kannada speakers. Others, however, supported the move, viewing it as a stand against Hindi ...

The song has gained traction online, often being featured in Instagram reels. Intern sings a famous Kannada song at Marathi-Hindi Karaoke party which led to a Leonardo DiCaprio moment. A heartwarming ...

A non-Kannadiga man who sparked outrage online after a video showed him demanding an auto driver “speak in Hindi” has issued an apology in Kannada, saying he respects the city that has given ...

In the clip, the man is seen angrily telling the auto driver, "Speak in Hindi if you want to stay in Bengaluru," while his friends attempt to calm him down. The auto driver, visibly upset, retorts ...

The Bengaluru airport has allegedly taken off Hindi from all its signboards, leaving the airport to just Kannada and English, netizens have claimed. The move has sparked a debate on social media.